Setup problems s:

[Rennaj]

That was a old one, just to show you, are you saying the pssetup is not saving still ?

[tigermuller]

no it isen't to show me or something ? s:
i just don't think it work /:

[Rennaj]

One more thing to try Disk Utility, run permissions repair on it.

[tigermuller]

sorry don't know what that means on my computer 

[[creativeusername]]

search for "Disk Utility" on your computer (with spotlight or something) and open it
find Planeshift_CBV0.3.020a.dmg on the left side
click the button that says "repair disk permissions"

hope that helps

[Rennaj]

Screenshot shows rout to disk Utility.app.
In background id Disk Utility when open.

http://img115.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotut3.png

[tigermuller]

i can't press the repair buttom ? s:

i found it on my computer it also start with disk so it was easy to find .

[Rennaj]

You did click on your Hard Disk first [in left of screen in Disk Utility ?]

[tigermuller]

yes nothing help /:

[Froggog]

Hey that worked great, the last post was really helpful, now everthing is working great, thanks so much for the help.

[Rennaj]

On last thing to try. click on apple top left, then click on System Preferences, in there click on Accounts [ symbol top halve of two people] See if you have admin by your name.

http://img180.imageshack.us/my.php?image=accountscz2.png

[tigermuller]

no
don't work /:

[Rennaj]

So do you have admin ? If not you need to .

[tigermuller]

yes i have

[Cha0s]

Basically, open Disk Utility. On the list in the left will be at least one disk. Click the one second from the top (it should have the same name as your hard disk and will be indented).
Then click Repair Disk Permissions in the bottom left of the main part of the Disk Utility window. You will NOT be able to click Repair Disk. This is fine. Hopefully, that should repair your disk permissions and fix your problem.